I want to go to there

help teej's sister get a breast reduction.

help audi, a closeted black lesbian, move out of a toxic household.

help shay, a black nonbinary, with their moving expenses.

help gaia afford a house for her father suffering with homelessness and stage 3 colon cancer.

help a autistic transmasc lesbian move out of an ableist and abusive household.

help sapphire, a black transwoman, get out of an abusive household.

help sol, a black transwoman, with her transition and other necessities.

help melanie with her gender affirming surgery.

help a disabled incoming freshman pay for college.

help micah, a black queer transmasc person move.

help silver, a gnc black lesbian get a new camera and laptop.

help zora, a nonbinary transfem, move and transition.

black trans connection.

for the GWORLS.

black trans travel fund.

black trans defense fund LA.

and here's another batch of black gfms that haven't met their goals.

help tiana start her transition.

help a black nonbinary teen leave an abusive household.

help river leave a toxic environment and provide for themself and their cats.

help a black, disabled, queer couple move.

help a black trans activist afford top surgery.

help rashida transition.

help a black nonbinary trans male save for transitioning and help their mental health.

survival funds for a black trans femme.

help a trans nonbinary femme survive.

help a black enby secure funds to furnish their home.

elena's transition fund.

a south africa woman's transition fund.

housing and mental health aid for james.

For me sexuality starts with spiritually. For many years I felt unworthy of love or affection because I continually put myself in environments that were not affirming of all of my intersecting identities. Once I put myself in environments where ALL of me was held and uplifted I was able to experience and celebrate my sexuality. We live in a culture that is generally not sex positive. Many of us are raised to see our bodies as bad and to believe that sex is not supposed to be pleasurable. We have to reframe this view to understand that no matter what our bodies look like or do, we can be sexy and desirable. Reproductive justice contributes to this expansion - it demands that we shift and grow our ideas about how we are able to live in our bodies, what we do with our bodies, our agency over our own bodies, the ways we express ourselves sexually, how we bring children into the world, how we create and nurture family. We have come a long way with regard to self-expression and self-realization but we have far to go in creating a world where people, regardless of their expression, have autonomy, and where all bodies are seen and celebrated.

12 Killer John Mulaney Stand-Up Jokes